Sentence examples for break down from from inspiring English sources
"It would break down from sunlight and turn chalky white and then disintegrate".
By the time they mature, at around 5 years old, many begin to break down from leg and foot problems.
Northwestern coach Pat Fitzgerald said he's not worried his star running back will break down from the wear and tear of a full season.
In the gulf war we stopped when the real challenges would have begun: our supply lines were stretching very thin, our ammunition was starting to run low, and our vehicles were beginning to break down from the hard and fast riding we gave them.
In fact, one PT described how one of his students initially would break down from frustration, refuse to speak, and put his head down on his table.
WORST: The links on this site have a tendency to break down from time to time but are usually fixed within a few minutes.
Once the collagen in skin breaks down from age and sun exposure, those wrinkles tend to linger.
That summer the crematoriums broke down from overuse and some bodies had to be burned in open pits.
Even if it is broken down from a messy whole into several slightly more coherent phases, it was usually inconsistent, often unstable and to varying degrees improvised.
It was, however, "a country in an economic and political fever," flush with oil but broken down from the brutal Biafran conflict.
